?What about Ford stock - down 4% are they dabbling in crypto -
no wait even worse they are heavily invested in EVs.
All these bobbleheads kept saying the markets are fine and we're going to have a "soft landing". Granted it "might" have been possible before these bank failures but I still doubt it. This has been brewing for a while now and I'm so glad I have nothing in the markets. But this will be a good time to capture some nice gains on the upswing once the dust clears like after the '08 fallout.Just wondering, is this what they call an organized selloff?
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No need to worry:All these bobbleheads kept saying the markets are fine and we're going to have a "soft landing". Granted it "might" have been possible before these bank failures but I still doubt it. This has been brewing for a while now and I'm so glad I have nothing in the markets. But this will be a good time to capture some nice gains on the upswing once the dust clears like after the '08 fallout.
Yea, I saw that, don't you love Zerohedge?Here you go! Follow the Money!
A massive move to the big banks. Easier to implement Digital $$ with small and regional banks gone. You only have to threaten and control a few corporate heads....
AND a massive wealth transfer to the elite. We are witnessing a consolidation of $$ and power.
Too-Big-To-Fail Banks Flooded With Deposits As Bank Run Drains Small Bank Of Cash
Both parties have been captured. As have governments at all levels.Don't be fooled by parties. Look when Obama came in, I had hope, after 8 yrs of baby Bush with unfunded wars... So what changed with Obama? Nothing really, went from Greenspan, Bernake, Yellen & Powel. Their all the same, when you say follow the $ your absolutely right, the party in power makes no difference.
Everyone has a an agenda. Eyes wide open.Yea, I saw that, don't you love Zerohedge?
Keep in mind Tyler has his agenda.
Both parties have been captured. As have governments at all levels.
question is when will it hit bottom ? seems more declines in store, the past few months have seen numerous short lived bear market rallies. I did well buying Citigroup in 2009 - but had advice from a relative in the financial industry that provided what proved to be good advice.All these bobbleheads kept saying the markets are fine and we're going to have a "soft landing". Granted it "might" have been possible before these bank failures but I still doubt it. This has been brewing for a while now and I'm so glad I have nothing in the markets. But this will be a good time to capture some nice gains on the upswing once the dust clears like after the '08 fallout.
50% drop, so S&P about 2200 for a normal bear market.question is when will it hit bottom ? seems more declines in store, the past few months have seen numerous short lived bear market rallies. I did well buying Citigroup in 2009 - but had advice from a relative in the financial industry that provided what proved to be good advice.